Great dark stout and I loved the bee bee brew as well. Lovely outside seating area as well. :)
Marek Szolgai
Excellent beers at this establishment.
Joshua Mower
One of my favorite seattle breweries! Great complex sours ranging from mild to lip puckering tart (although this is coming from a sour sensitive palate FYI), as well as stouts, ipas, braggots and more! Highly recommend for anyone visiting the Seattle area who enjoys beers. It's definitely worth the visit! My standouts (as of June 2025) include smoke show, rampart sour red, armchair philosopher, and Peter Peter pear eater.
Brianna Rogers
Pretty low key vibes, not a lot of parking. They had a big variety of beers and sours that were all very unique. I don't know if I would want a full pint of all of them but I enjoyed doing the tasters of them!
Don Springford
Easily the best atmosphere of any brewery in Seattle. So chill and informal, tons of space for events that are always on, frequent food trucks and easy delivery, outside seating, and the most diverse beer menu I have seen before. Cant say enough about this place. Love upstairs events!
MGM
Great beer selection and super friendly.
Brittany LaBossier
First time here. They have great options for sours! And lots of outdoor seating.
Priya Chandrasekaran
Exceptional beer! Such fantastic sours and creative, nuanced flavor! Just back from a week in Belgium and thrilled to find beer (their Walambic and and Flanders Red Sour) that is as good as what I was drinking abroad! Makrut line and lemongrass, peach aged in whisky barrels, sencha green tea - beautiful flavors that shine through in their respective styles!
Ample outdoor seating, huge game shelf, and friendly service!
Rachel Kent
The perfect end to an afternoon hiking in Discovery Park. A great selection of beers, quiet patio, and helpful staff. Highly recommend to any visitors to Seattle.
Cristina Miranda
more sours on tap than IPAs! great, spacious venue with lots of options of seating + activities for a casual hang. family friendly. popped in on a quiet sunday afternoon, hope to return soon.
Without a doubt the best brewers of sours in the Seattle area. While others like Urban Family make great kettle sours, Dirty Couch makes fantastic sours that are not simply loaded with fruit. This more authentic style may be an acquired taste for some, but they are of the highest quality. Service and knowledge of the beer is absolutely top notch as well. Worth the visit!
Robert Laug
Traditional sours
Tim Player
Got charged $56 for a 32 ounce growler and a single sour. Maybe this was a mistake? Was not expecting that price.
beerventurers
Ignore the negative connotations; Dirty Couch Brewing is not a dirty brewery. Yes, this is another Seattle brewery that is focused on sours and wild fermentation, but again it was highly recommended by our beer friends in Seattle. This fantastic stop has a ton of highly rated beers of varying degrees of tart and prismatic colors. Our favorite two beers, “Rampant Sour Red” and “Armchair Philosopher,” are both bold and rich in flavor. “Rampant Sour Red” is a Flanders-inspired sour red ale, while “Armchair Philosopher” is a wine barrel aged braggot brewed with honey. While it wasn’t the first braggot of the trip, Armchair Philosopher’s distinct profile was a trip highlight.
Great dark stout and I loved the bee bee brew as well. Lovely outside seating area as well. :)
Excellent beers at this establishment.
One of my favorite seattle breweries! Great complex sours ranging from mild to lip puckering tart (although this is coming from a sour sensitive palate FYI), as well as stouts, ipas, braggots and more! Highly recommend for anyone visiting the Seattle area who enjoys beers. It's definitely worth the visit! My standouts (as of June 2025) include smoke show, rampart sour red, armchair philosopher, and Peter Peter pear eater.
Pretty low key vibes, not a lot of parking. They had a big variety of beers and sours that were all very unique. I don't know if I would want a full pint of all of them but I enjoyed doing the tasters of them!
Easily the best atmosphere of any brewery in Seattle. So chill and informal, tons of space for events that are always on, frequent food trucks and easy delivery, outside seating, and the most diverse beer menu I have seen before. Cant say enough about this place. Love upstairs events!
Great beer selection and super friendly.
First time here. They have great options for sours! And lots of outdoor seating.
Exceptional beer! Such fantastic sours and creative, nuanced flavor! Just back from a week in Belgium and thrilled to find beer (their Walambic and and Flanders Red Sour) that is as good as what I was drinking abroad! Makrut line and lemongrass, peach aged in whisky barrels, sencha green tea - beautiful flavors that shine through in their respective styles!
Ample outdoor seating, huge game shelf, and friendly service!
The perfect end to an afternoon hiking in Discovery Park. A great selection of beers, quiet patio, and helpful staff. Highly recommend to any visitors to Seattle.
more sours on tap than IPAs! great, spacious venue with lots of options of seating + activities for a casual hang. family friendly. popped in on a quiet sunday afternoon, hope to return soon.
Restaurantji Recommends
best sours in Seattle
Without a doubt the best brewers of sours in the Seattle area. While others like Urban Family make great kettle sours, Dirty Couch makes fantastic sours that are not simply loaded with fruit. This more authentic style may be an acquired taste for some, but they are of the highest quality. Service and knowledge of the beer is absolutely top notch as well. Worth the visit!
Traditional sours
Got charged $56 for a 32 ounce growler and a single sour. Maybe this was a mistake? Was not expecting that price.
Ignore the negative connotations; Dirty Couch Brewing is not a dirty brewery. Yes, this is another Seattle brewery that is focused on sours and wild fermentation, but again it was highly recommended by our beer friends in Seattle. This fantastic stop has a ton of highly rated beers of varying degrees of tart and prismatic colors. Our favorite two beers, “Rampant Sour Red” and “Armchair Philosopher,” are both bold and rich in flavor. “Rampant Sour Red” is a Flanders-inspired sour red ale, while “Armchair Philosopher” is a wine barrel aged braggot brewed with honey. While it wasn’t the first braggot of the trip, Armchair Philosopher’s distinct profile was a trip highlight.
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